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14-Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, June 26, 1991 Orono PeeWees (Continued from page 13) Coach Witheridge is hoping that a solid practice on Saturday and a week lay off will help the boys get back on track next week. The line scores for Mondays gante was:. Orono Bowmanville O 4 710 Newcastle 7 23 Orono 1 2 EHrr The endu o/n cru for Qrono Public School 2rade sixers 4 0 and for Thursday's game: It's A PARADE Enter the Durham Central Fair Parade Be a Clown, enter a Float, Antique Car, Marching Groups, Circus Costume, Farm Machinery, Customized Modified Vehicles, Best Horse and- Rider, Majorettes Prizes and Ribbons Awarded Contact: Scott Lee 983-5370 Ken DiBartolomeo 983-9516 Theme: "Under The Big Top" Where: Orono When: Saturday, September 7th Time: Assemble at 10:30 a.m. Orono Cemtery. Parade begins at 11:30 a.m. Featuring: The Stiltwalkers, Oshawa Shrine Band, Bikes & Clowns M MIT GIANT JULYSALE lUn ORONO«t Plumbing, Heating and Electrical Supplies Over $1 00A000 of Stock Bu y Now and SAVE 15% on Ail Sutbnergable, Jet Pumps, Water Softeners, Plumbing Supplies, Sewage Tanks, Electric Furnaces and Boliers, Motors, Electric Switches, Panels, Wire Plastic, Copper, Steel Pipe, Fittings 1/8" to 4" Used Pipe. Building or renovating give us a ist of your requiremnents and let us quote. Corne in and see VISA, Cash or good cheque - Financing available over $2500.00 HARVEY PARTNERLT]D PHONE Jim 983-9447, 623-2301, 983-5206 On Monday the graduating presented by teachers and members students of giade six at the Orono of the Home and School group. Public School were off to the Orono A large graduation cake soon Park for their annual barbecue disappeared into what were stili Strawberry social at Orono Hall hungry mouths. 1A total of 38 students graduate front the Orono school this year. Oýrono Hall Board members and a the attendance was down to what one Fonrester featuring somne of the runes- number of htýlpers await the first would have thought might be from the past. customer for the annual strawberry p[resent. John James plays a mean hom in social held inj the hall last Saturday Music for the afternoon was the above picture while Roy Forrester aftemoon. provided by Doreen Lowery, Kevin takes a picture for the Times. The servinlàs were bouixtiful while Lowery, Rick Stephenson and Roy BIPOPULAR nuHS SATURDAY Canada Day LATE MOPEL SPORTSMAN STREET STOCK Tom Milligan Daryl Leatherdale Andy Warbutton Wayne Williams Randy Slack Rod Marshal AI Thomson John Dummitt Bob Franks /t4 cca Bud 'ace0/ IF/A/ 7 e7 HTVfI CANADA'S FINEST 1/2 MULE RACING EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT GATES OPEN 7 P.M. ADMISSION ADUIT $11 .00 CHILDREN UNDER 12 - FREE Grant Esler NM